Tyson Bagent’s future in Chicago hangs in the balance as the Bears’ backup QB, signed for $10M over two years, faces mounting pressure to chase a starting role elsewhere—especially as Caleb Williams remains the long-term QB1, and other backups land starting gigs and contracts. With a mid-season trade possible if a team’s starter goes down, Bagent may not even finish 2026 as Chicago’s No. 2.
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